Addicted To Serendipity: Hayden Thorpe Of Wild Beasts’ Baker’s Dozen

As the Cumbrian quartet prepare to release their "'fuck you' to adulthood", Boy King, their singer and guitarist takes us through 13 LPs that shaped it, including Nine Inch Nails, Max Richter and Oneohtrix Point Never

Dean Blunt & Inga Copeland

Black Is Beautiful

Music Of The Month: The Best Albums And Tracks Of September 2021

Here are the very best albums and tracks of September 2021, as selected by tQ's office staff

Atenção – Novos sons do Brasil

Various Artists

A compilation of new music from Brazil harks back to the miracle days of the early 70s for Andy Cumming

The Man Who Fell To Earth Set For 4K Restoration

Film will receive new release to mark 40th anniversary

Surgeon On Supporting Lady Gaga!

Find out how that bonkers collaboration support slot came about. Pic of Surgeon and Gaga by DJ Bus Replacement Service

Prince’s Purple Rain Set For Reissue

Purple Rain will be reissued alongside unreleased material this June

Ultimate Sad Boys: Fred Macpherson’s Baker’s Dozen

Spector's Fred Macpherson takes Patrick Clarke on a rollercoaster Baker's Dozen, taking in the similarities between Frank Sinatra and Drake, a love-hate relationship with Nick Cave, his friendship with David Tibet and more

LISTEN: Vessel – Scarletta

Bristol producer signs to Tri Angle for his debut album - listen to a track below

Awakening Songs: Buju Banton’s Favourite Music

As Buju Banton releases his first album in a decade, he guides Zakiya Mckenzie through the songs that shaped him, from discovering dancehall on the school minibus to collaborating with Pharrell Williams

Nwando Ebizie

The Swan

Todmorden-based Nwando Ebizie thrives on contradiction and paradox, finds Siobhan Kane

WATCH: Lawrence English Album Trailer

First taster of what to expect from volume-happy new album

Einsturzende Neubauten To Play Historic Newcastle Venue

Greatest hits show to happen "in the crucible of the industrial revolution"

What Sleaford Mods Tell Us About The End Of Capitalism & A 60s Dream

As Sleaford Mods return to the UK at the end of a triumphant European tour, Hazel Sheffield argues the band are the product of the death of capitalism as much as their songs invoke its demise

Swells A Rebellious Heart: Vashti Bunyan’s Favourite Musical Phrases

Following the release of her final album Heartleap last month, the folk singer-songwriter delves into her favourite records to pick particular moments of music that have stuck with her, from Beethoven to Brandy & Monica stopping by JJ Cale, Talking Heads and Bill Callahan on the way

The Absence Of Alice Coltrane – Reflections On Spiritual Eternal

In 1975, Alice Coltrane left the Impulse label and moved to less-jazzy more-rocky Warner Bros, where she made three studio albums in three years – Eternity, Radha-Krsna Nama Sankirtana and Transcendence – just remastered and reissued all together as Spiritual Eternal. They mark a key turning point in Coltrane’s journey away from jazz and the music industry – except Alice Coltrane never moved on from anything, she just kept on going and growing